Gunfire in a Truxton Circle courtyard injured two men and a 5-year-old; police are searching for two people who fled the scene.

A wildfire south of U.S. 41 has grown into a multi‑thousand‑acre blaze, closing parts of Everglades National Park and sending smoke over west Miami‑Dade as heat builds.

A 35-year-old wanted on an aggravated assault warrant was arrested in Far East El Paso after deputies say he refused to stop and drove to a nearby home. Jail records show he faces evading and aggravated assault charges with bond set at $30,000.

A Gwinnett jury convicted Jorge Nagera Perez of rape and aggravated child molestation; a judge sentenced him to three life terms plus 89 years.

A Wilmington school bus collided with a passenger vehicle Tuesday; students were checked by nurses and reunited with families and no serious injuries were reported. Emergency crews responded and the district thanked first responders.

A southeast Portland youth rugby club says its trailer and most of its gear were stolen near Mt. Tabor, and neighbors and fellow clubs are raising money to replace the equipment.

A York County man was arrested after police say he performed donuts during a Mallard Creek street takeover on Claude Freeman Drive. The arrest comes amid stepped-up enforcement.

A Mid‑City shooting Tuesday night left one man dead; NOPD homicide detectives are investigating. Authorities are asking anyone with tips or footage to come forward.

A late‑night head‑on crash near Honeycutt and White & Parker left one woman dead and two others hospitalized, Maricopa police say.

A Prineville cyclist was killed in a late‑night crash on Highway 380; Oregon State Police arrested a Prineville woman on suspicion of DUII as investigators work the scene.

A Clairton driver is accused of chasing two juveniles from a mini mart onto school property and striking one, according to a criminal complaint. The suspect faces aggravated assault charges.

An Adams County judge found the co-owners of A House of Pots in contempt over outdoor inventory; daily fines and a May 18, 2026 remand date could upend the business.

A federal grand jury returned an April 24 indictment accusing two Jefferson Parish residents of a $3.5M athlete‑impersonation fraud that allegedly stole identities and laundered proceeds.